Discharge vs Preventable

Say im sorry for some of my posts.They weren't meant to be insulting or attacking you in any way.I just have a tough time understanding what youre saying.I know you're seious about your post and want some serious answers.Hopefully some on here can help you because I know that's all youre asking for.

 

G21...don't see how you can think that I'm angry/mad about your post....I'm just trying to understand you. I don't wish anything at all bad on you...nothing. I hope you get yourself a job doing something....just don't think it will be in a semi....I'm retired and just came back to driving to help out a friend for a while...... so what you do or don't do does not affect me at all. Like I said good luck to you........

 

G21,
I'm sure you're a great hard working family man, but like the others have said, most of your posts are hard to understand.
A lot of it has to do with your absence of punctuation (periods, commas, capitalization on 1st word of new sentence, etc).
Most or all of your posts are just one continuous line of words.
I'm not trying to "get down on you", but it does make it hard for the reader to know where a sentence starts and where it ends. This may cross over to employers viewing your written skills, at any job, and have a negative effect.

On the termination,, I can't think of any way of listing it on a job history to make it "better". Any serious employer will probably find out the truth, anyway. You'll have to learn from past mistakes and tell any prospective employer that you have made mistakes in the past, but now have learned from them. Be yourself & be honest... no "denials".

You were already on a "second chance" during the re-training session. You can't use "your judgement" on any stop sign. Stop means stop, period! (especially sitting next to a trainer who's reviewing your driving safety & abilities!). This is a cut & dry occupation, in regards to skill & safety. A "close call" is no different, in most ways, as a collision, for evaluating driving abilities.

I do hope things work out for you, but it might be best to give Class A truck driving a rest, and look into other jobs (likely they even would pay more!)

Now on a more humorous, yet important, note... in regards to punctuation in general...

 

Well you definitely got screwed. No trainer can make you sing when you stop. I would fight that, some people are bad singers.

 

Or maybe he got fired because he wouldn't stop singing?

 

Wondering if "Stop Sing" is any relation to "Hop Sing"